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Scéim Traenála an Tsamhraidh 2016 Summer Coaching Schemes 2016 Comhairle Ceantair an Iúir, Mhúrn agus an Dúin Newry, Mourne and Down District Council Scéim Traenála an tSamhraidh 2016 Summer Coaching Schemes 2016 Community Camps Venue Coach Dates Time Booking MultiSports Compass North Fit Kids St Paul’s High School Compass North Fitness Club N. Sloan / 07765222621 4 July- 12 August 10am – 2pm Age 3-14yrs / £10 per day / £40 per week Bessbrook Coaches [email protected] Kingsmill Good News Club Kingsmill Church Hall Club coaches 1 week TBC TBC 028 3083 0312 Friends of Kingsmill PS / Age 5 – 8 years A Sporting Chance Club coaches 13 – 17 June 1.15pm-2.15pm 028 3083 0312 Friends of Kingsmill PS / Age 8 – 11 years A Sporting Chance Club coaches 13 – 17 June 2.15pm – 3.15pm 028 3083 0312 Crossmaglen Rangers GFC Crossmaglen Rangers Club Coaches 8 – 12 August TBC www.crossrangers.com Mixed Sports GAA camp Kilkeel DA Seascope Kilkeel DA centre Staff coaches 1 July – 30 August TBC www.kilkeel.org Dromintee Fun & Sport Camp Dromintee GAA club Staff coaches 8 – 12 August 10 am – 2pm Elena / 07880 496 123 Age 5 – 14 years St Patricks Choral Society 4 – 8 July Downpatrick Parish Hall TBC 10 am – 3pm [email protected] Age 8+ / £60 per child for 2 weeks 11 – 15 July Cumann Gaelach Leath Chathail 25 – 29 July Teach Mhicheal Downpatrick TBC 10 am – 2pm [email protected] £50 per child for 2 weeks 1 – 5 August Ballynahinch Centre 028 9756 1950 Summer Scheme 10 am – 4 pm Centre staff 4 July – 19 August Full day / £51.50 per week (including trip) Down Leisure Centre 10am – 12.30 pm 028 4461 3426 Morning or afternoon / £25.75 per week 1.30pm – 4pm Newcastle Centre 028 4372 5034 SCAMPS summer Camp 028 3083 5764 Age 5 – 11 years / £45 each / Reduced family Newtownhamilton Rural Hall SPACE staff 4 – 8 July 10am – 2pm rate available Drama Magnet Centre Hill street Drama project Centre Staff 3 weeks TBC TBC www.facebook.com/magnet-centre Newry 028 4063 8077 Drama project Hilltown CA Centre staff 8 – 19 August TBC [email protected] Drama Project TBC Newpoint Player leaders 14 July – 2 September TBC [email protected] Basketball Basketball / Club rates An Riocht Council coaches 25 – 29 July 11am – 1pm 028 4176 3681 Basketball / Age 7+ Newry Club Coaches 1 July – 30 August TBC www.newrybasketball.co.uk Ag freastal ar an Dún agus Ard Mhacha Theas Serving Down and South Armagh Camogie Camogie /Age 8-16yrs / Club Rates Clonduff GAC Club Coaches 8 – 12 August 10am – 3pm Moire / 028 406 30062 Camogie/ Age 5yrs+ / Club Rates An Riocht GAC Club Coaches 1– 5 August 10am – 4pm An Riocht / 028 417 63681 Camogie/ Age 5 -14 years / Club rates Milltown Recreation Area Club coaches 4 – 7 July TBC Damien / 07749 142 304 Community Sports Kingsmill Good News Club Kingsmill Church Hall Club Coaches 1 week TBC TBC 028 3083 0312 Gaelic Football Gaelic Football / Age 5yrs+ / Club Rates An Riocht GAC Club Coaches 1 – 5 August 10am – 2pm An Riocht / 028 417 63681 Gaelic Football / Age 6-14yrs /Club Rates St. Killian’s GFC, Whitecross Club Coaches 5 – 9 August 10am – 2pm Phelim McGuiness / 07512731860 Gaelic Football / Age 8-16yrs / Club Rates Carrickcruppen GAA Club Coaches 8 – 19 August 10am –2.30pm D McCullough / 077 6523 0294 Gaelic Football / Age 8-16yrs / Club Rates Drumintee GFC Club Coaches 8 – 12 August 10.30am – 2pm E Martin / 07880496123 Gaelic Football Crossmaglen Rangers Club Coaches 8 – 12 August TBC www.crossrangers.com Gymnastics Gymnastics / Age 3 – 5 years / £35 Newry Mourne Gymnastics coaches 18 – 22 July 9.30am – 1pm Nikki McAlinden / 07810 698 991 25 – 29 July Gymnastics / Age 6 – 8 years / £35 Newry Mourne Gymnastics coaches 1 – 5 August 9.30am – 1pm www.mournegymnastics.com 8 – 12 August Gymnastics / Age 5 – 13 years / £35 Clonduff YC Mourne Gymnastics coaches 25 – 29 July 9.30am – 4pm www.mournegymnastics.com 1 – 5 August (or) 9.30am – 1pm Teenage Boot Camp Win Business Park Mourne Gymnastics coaches 4 – 8 July 10am – 12noon www.mournegymnastics.com £25 for 5 days / £20 for 4 days Terrific Tumblers 6 – 8 years Clonduff YC Mourne Gymnastics coaches Wednesdays for five 4.30pm – 5.30pm www.mournegymnastics.com Little Pros 9+ years and Advance Little weeks starting 13 July Pros Rolling Rascals Newry Mourne Gymnastics coaches Fridays for five weeks 3.30pm – 4.30pm www.mournegymnastics.com Terrific Tumblers 6 – 8 years starting 15 July 4.30pm – 5.30pm Little Pros 9+ years and Advance Little 5.30pm – 7pm Pros Dance Irish Dancing Burren Youth Club Murtagh School of Dance August TBC TBC Helen / 07513 806 379 Go Karting Go Karting / 8 – 16 years / £10 per day Formula Karting Company coaches 4 – 8 July 10am – 12.30pm Formula Karting / 028 302 66220 Greenbank Ind Estate 22 – 26 August Golf Kilkeel Golf Club Kilkeel Golf Club Jerry Scullion July & August TBC TBC Jerry Scullion / 028 417 65095 7yrs and over. £30 PGA Professional [email protected] Irish Language Camps Aoisghrúpa(í) Táille Campa Phrionsias Gaelscoil Phádraig Naofa 25 – 29 Iúil 10rn – 2in An Rúnaí Páistí na Bunscoile Crois Mhic Lionnáin Campa Phroinsias, Fáilte roimh gach duine 54, Bóthar an Charráin, Crois Mhic Lionnáin £30 an pháiste 028 3086 1667 [email protected] Primary school children St. Patrick’s PS Crossmaglen 25 – 29 July 10am – 2pm St. Patrick’s PS Crossmaglen All welcome 028 3086 1667 £30 per child [email protected] Scéim Samhraidh Ghlór Uachtar Tíre Halla an Phobail Chaisleán 25 – 29 Iúil 10rn – 3in Glór Uachtar Tíre Páistí Bunscoile Uidhilín 028 4377 0331 £40 an pháiste nó £35 an pháiste má tá [email protected] níos mó ná páiste amháin as an chlann féin á fhreastal Glór Uachtar Tíre Glór Uachtar Tíre Summer Scheme Castlewellan Community 25 – 29 July 10am – 3pm 028 4377 0331 Primary School children Hall [email protected] £40 per child or £35 per child for families with more than one child attending. Coláiste Bhlinne CLG Sheáin Uí Néill Camloch 4ú – 15ú Iúil 10rn – 3in Lesley / 077 4667 2643 Páistí Naíscoile, Bunscoile agus Bliain 8,9 nó Caoimhe / 077 9396 2229 10 sa Mheánscoil £70 an pháiste (coicís) Orla / 079 2794 1265 £55 an pháiste má tá níos mó ná páiste amháin as an chlann féin á fhreastal St.Blinne’s Summer College Shane O’Neill’s, Camlough 4 – 15 July 10am – 3pm Nursery and Primary school children Year 8,9, 10 Post-primary pupils £70 per child 2 weeks £55 per child if families with more than one child attending Hockey Hockey / Age 6-11yrs / Club Rates Mournesports, Kilkeel Club Coaches 22nd – 26th August 10am-12noon Gareth / 07729 453 478 Hockey / Age 11–18yrs / Club Rates Mournesports, Kilkeel Club Coaches 22nd – 26th August 6.30pm–8pm Gareth / 07729 453 478 Hockey / Age 6 – 15yrs / Club Rates Newry Hockey Club Newry Hockey Club TBC 10am – 3pm Judith / 028 3025 5280 Hurling Hurling / Age 8-16yrs / Club Rates Milltown Recreation Area Club Coaches 4 – 8 July 10am – 2pm Damien / 07749 142 304 Hurling / Age 5 -14 years / Club Rates Camloch Craobh Rua, Club Coaches August TBC 10am – 2pm Camloch Craobh Rua /07736 150103 Bessbrook Outdoor Education Curragh Camp / Age 7 – 16 years Warrenpoint baths area Warrenpoint Curragh Club August TBC TBC Ciara Lowe / 07872 676 979 Ability to swim desirable Multi Activity/Watersports East Coast Adventure Centre Warrenpoint July & August TBC 9.30am – 5pm ECA 028 417 38516 www.eastcoastadventure.com Parks Kilbroney Park, Rostrevor Rostrevor Multi activities 1 June – 31 August 9am – 9pm www.visitmournemountains.com Mounain biking, running events, tennis and rugby Slieve Gullion Forest Park Sleive Gullion Multi activities 1 June – 31 August 8am – 9pm www.ringofgullion.org Rugby (each participant will receive a gum shield and rugby ball) Rugby / Age 7 – 13 Years Newry Rugby Club TBC 1 – 5 August 10am – 1pm Moystn Powell / 07477 599 930 £20 first child, £12.50 each additional Soccer Football Fun Week / Age 5 – 15 years Milltown Recreation Area, Warrenpoint Town FC & IFA 8 – 12 August 11am – 12.30pm Warrenpoint Town FC / 078 0266 £25 per week or £5 per day Warrenpoint 4375 Soccer / Age 6 –14 years / £15 Drumintee Playing Field Newry Sports Partnership 27 June – 1 July 10am – 12pm Cathal Fegan / 079 2267 5219 www.sportspartnershipgroupcic.eu Soccer / 6 – 14 years / £15 Creggan Community Newry Sports Partnership 27 June – 1 July 1pm – 3pm Cathal Fegan / 079 2267 5219 www.sportspartnershipgroupcic.eu Association, Crossmaglen Soccer / 6 – 14yrs / £15 Cullyhanna Newry Sports Partnership 4 – 8 July 10am – 12pm Cathal Fegan / 079 2267 5219 www.sportspartnershipgroupcic.eu Soccer / 6 – 14 years / £15 Drumintee Playing Field Newry Sports Partnership 4 – 8 July 1pm – 3 pm Cathal Fegan / 079 2267 5219 Nutty Krust Football Camp Crossgar Playing Fields Irish FA coaches 4 – 8 July 10am – 1pm [email protected] 18 – 22 July 10am – 1pm 07515062882 1 child £36 8 – 12 August 10am – 1pm 2 children £60 15 – 19 August 10am – 1pm 3 children £80 Donard Park Newcastle 4 – 8 July 4 children £95 18 – 22 July 8 – 12 August Free adidas ball for each child 15 – 19 August Tullyvallen FC Newtownhamilton 15 – 19 August 10 am – 1pm Sports Centre Sports Camp Newry Sports Centre Council coaches 18 – 22 & 25 – 29 9am – 5pm 028 3031 3130 July 1 – 5 & 8 – 12 August Sports Camp Kilkeel Sports Centre Council coaches 15 – 19 August 9am – 5pm 028 4176 4666 22 – 26 August TBC Special Needs Trampoline Course / Registered members Newry Sports Centre Council coaches Every Monday 5pm – 5.45pm Ciara Lowe / 07872 676 979 Summer Scheme / Wednesday pool session Newry Sports Centre Active communities 4 – 8 July 11am – Ciara Lowe / 07872 676 979 12.30pm Balance Ability £5 per week.
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